A collection of fishes from Sumatra

Fowler, Henry W.

doi:10.5962/bhl.title.47093

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“…This genus is, however, unacceptable because it is now seen to be paraphyletic. Fowler (1904) defined Grammoplites for species having a distinct spine on all of the lateral line scales. Although Imamura and Amaoka (1994) recognized five species in the genus (G. scaber, G. suppositus, G. portuguesus, G. gruveli and G. knappi Imamura and Amaoka, 1994), the present study shows the group to be polyphyletic.…”

Section: Interrelationships In Platycephalidaementioning

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Phylogeny of the Family Platycephalidae and Related Taxa (Pisces : Scorpaeniformes)

Imamura

1996

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The phylogenetic relationships of Platycephalidae and its related taxa were analyzed. Platycephaloidei and Scorpaenoidei form a monophyletic group supported by two synapomorphies: presence of a backwardly-directed opercular spine and an extrinsic muscle derived from the hypaxial. Platycephaloidei and Plectrogenium, the triglids and peristediids are monophyletic, characterized by a posterior pelvic fossa. Bembradium and Plectrogenium constitute a monophyletic group, which divided initially from remainder of the clade. Next Parabembras, followed by Bembras, branched off the latter. Platycephalidae and its sister group, including the triglids, peristediids and hoplichthyids, have 4 synapomorphies. The triglids, peristediids and hoplichthyids share 15 apomorphies. The peristediids and hoplichthyids constitute a monophyletic group supported by 8 synapomorphies. The newly-defined suborder Platycephaloidei includes the following 7 families: Plectrogeniidae, Parabembridae, Bembridae, Triglidae, Peristediidae, Hoplichthyidae and Platycephalidae. Platycephalidae is redefined, being a monophyletic group supported by 6 synapomorphies, and including 2 subfamilies and 17 genera, 3 of them new.

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Section: Interrelationships In Platycephalidaementioning

confidence: 99%

Phylogeny of the Family Platycephalidae and Related Taxa (Pisces : Scorpaeniformes)

Imamura

1996

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108

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“…Longitud estandard 20-106 mm (75) Roeboides bouchellei Fowler, del Rio Pis-Pis en Nicaragua, es, seglin el autor (16), "emparentado con R. guatemalensis Giinther de Centro America, del mal difiere por tener escamas mas grandes 55 a 74 ... por la presencia de una mancha negra cerca y sobre la linea lateral aproximadamente a mitad del camino entre el morro y la aleta dorsal." El nlimero de escamas en nuestros ejemplares va de 73 a 79 y presentan una mancha lateral, como la descrita, aunque algo difusa.…”

Section: Brycol1americus Rtcae Eigenmannunclassified

Peces de la Cuenca de Los Grandes Lagos de Nicaragua

Villa¹,

Astorqui²

1975

Copeia

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“…Russell (1803) illustrated the fish that was later described as Equula splendens Cuvier, 1829 (who provided the binomial in a footnote referring to Russell's illustration), providing it with the common name ''Goomorah Karah''. REMARKS: Eubleekeria was described by Fowler (1904: 516-517) as a subgenus of Leiognathus to encompass Leiognathus splendens (Cuvier, 1829) and Leiognathus spilotus Fowler, 1904, which was later synonymized with L. splendens by Kimura et al (2005). Sparks et al (2005: fig.…”

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“…REMARKS: Equulites was described by Fowler (1904: 516-517) as a subgenus of Leiognathus to encompass his newly described species Leiognathus vermiculatus Fowler, 1904, andL. virgatus Fowler, 1904.…”

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Diagnoses for Leiognathus Lacepède 1802, Equula Cuvier 1815, Equulites Fowler 1904, Eubleekeria Fowler 1904, and a New Ponyfish Genus (Teleostei: Leiognathidae)

Chakrabarty¹,

Sparks²

2008

Am Museum Novitates

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Recent phylogenetic work on ponyfishes has delimited and revealed the interrelationships of major leiognathid clades. To begin to recognize a monophyletic taxonomy for Leiognathidae we diagnose, delimit, and describe a number of ponyfish genera to reflect our current knowledge of their phylogenetic history. Equula Cuvier, 1815, is resurrected from synonymy with Leiognathus Lacepède, 1802, and comprises E. fasciata and E. longispinis. Members of Equula, the sister group to all other members of Leiognathidae, are large-bodied ponyfishes characterized by conspicuous round yellow blotches on the flank. The genus Leiognathus Lacepède, 1802, the sister group to the remaining members of Leiognathidae less Equula, is herein restricted to a clade comprising Leiognathus equulus, L. robustus, and L. striatus. The subgenus Equulites Fowler, 1904, comprising E. leuciscus, E. klunzingeri, and E. laterofenestra, is removed from synonymy with Leiognathus and is elevated to generic rank. The subgenus Eubleekeria Fowler, 1904 is removed from synonymy with Leiognathus and is likewise elevated to generic rank. Eubleekeria encompasses the ''Leiognathus'' splendens species complex, which is recovered as the sister group to Photopectoralis. To remedy the paraphyly of the remaining species placed within Leiognathus we describe a new genus, Karalla, which is recovered as the sister group to Nuchequula.

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A collection of fishes from Sumatra

Abstract: Ctnoglossus os^556. sumatranus, 556. Cyprinus carpio, 500. Cvprinida?. 500. Dascvllus aruanus, 533. trimaeulatus, 533. Dasyatiidffi, 499. Dasyatis russellii, 499.

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Phylogeny of the Family Platycephalidae and Related Taxa (Pisces : Scorpaeniformes)

Phylogeny of the Family Platycephalidae and Related Taxa (Pisces : Scorpaeniformes)

Peces de la Cuenca de Los Grandes Lagos de Nicaragua

Diagnoses for Leiognathus Lacepède 1802, Equula Cuvier 1815, Equulites Fowler 1904, Eubleekeria Fowler 1904, and a New Ponyfish Genus (Teleostei: Leiognathidae)

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